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The Magic Quill #43: Trussed, Mussed, and Imperiussed

Spanky’s tale continued:

“After they extracted me from the Pensieve, Orel and Eustace roughed me up a good bit. I had been feeling almost sorry for them until then, especially as Orel was so sure that You-Know-Who was going to fry him. But they were, after all, a couple of pure-blood twerps–no offence, Harvey, old man–who enjoyed nothing better than stomping on a half-blood upstart who had, besides, made their bosom friend Shmedly look bad at the Owlympics.

Owl Post / The Quibbler

What Took So Long?

by Kim and Ryan Phoenix One of the most mysterious characters in the HP books is Professor Severus Snape. It is very difficult for the reader to discern whether Snape’’s loyalties lie with Dumbledore...

Owl Post / The Quibbler

Picking for Patterns

by Chloe I was reading the recently added editorial about the covers for HBP, and a pattern I had always been dimly aware of but had never fine-tuned was explained by one of the authors....

Owl Post / The Quibbler

Tearing Apart the HBP Covers

by Sam Barrett, Andrya Evans, Alex Rendon, and Corrie B. First, let me say that the new cover is both exciting and intriguing. My analysis will address all three book covers released today —...

The Burrow / The Quibbler

The Burrow: Moving Magic

by Robbie Fischer There are many advantages to driving a broomstick as your primary vehicle. For instance, it can slip through narrow gaps in traffic. Heck, it can fly right over the top of...

Owl Post / The Quibbler

Power and the Fall of Voldemort

by darkBlue “Where love rules, there is no will to power; and where power predominates, there love is lacking. The one is the shadow of the other.” – Carl Jung What does Lord Voldemort...